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Well-told stories enchant us and make us travel to other times, in addition to allowing us to reflect on our own reality from fictional universes. One of the most popular genres of literature is romance books, which captivate us with unique characters, iconic couples and unforgettable moments.
We have selected the 25 best romance novels with stories for all tastes. There are the indispensable classics, the long and original ones for those who love a well-constructed narrative, the supernatural ones for a passionate adventure and the clichés that everyone loves. Check the list and find your new favorite book!
1. Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Austen
A classic of literature, the novel by British author Jane Austen is set in aristocratic England in the 19th century. The book addresses issues such as marriages, norms and social ascension of the time, as well as talking about judgments. The narrative tells the unlikely love story between the heroine Elisabeth Bennet and the aristocrat Mr. Darcy and is a must-read for fans of classic novels.
“My love and my desires remain unchanged. But a single word from you is enough for him to never speak of it again.”
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2. To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before
The book by American author Jenny Han, tells the story of Lara Jean, a girl who is in her first year of high school and wrote 5 letters that would never be sent to every boy she’s ever fallen in love with. After these letters are posted, unbeknownst to her, the 5 boys seek her out and she pretends to be in a relationship with Peter, her schoolmate, to avoid complications with the other boys. The novel became a bestseller after it was adapted into the film, produced by Netflix.
“If I’m going to be with someone, I want it to be real.”
3. Wuthering Heights
Released in 1847 and written by Emily Bronte, the novel tells the intense story of Catherine and Heathcliff, one of the most famous couples in literature. The book narrates about impossible loves, revenge, madness and obsession. Although classic, the work pleases different tastes and surprises modern readers.
“It would be degrading for me to marry Heathcliff now; so he will never know how much I love him; and it’s not because he’s handsome, Nelly, but because he’s more like me than I am. Whatever stuff our souls are made of, mine and his are the same.”
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4. Aristotle and Dante discover the secrets of the universe
Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe is a children’s book with a light narrative, written by Benjamin Alire Sáenz. The novel tells the story of two teenagers, Aristotle and Dante, who at first seem to be very different, but end up finding in love and friendship several points in common that help them to discover more about themselves and about life. It is a sensitive book that helps us understand our emotions and inspires us to be who we are, without fear of it.
“I imagined what it was like to hold someone’s hand. I bet that sometimes it is possible to unravel all the mysteries of the Universe in the hand of one person.”
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5. Dom Casmurro
Considered one of the most famous novels in the world, Dom Casmurro is a literary work by Machado de Assis. The story is told from the point of view of the character Bentinho and his love story with Capitu. The main theme of the book is Capitu’s alleged betrayal with her best friend Escobar. Essential reading for lovers of romance and national literature.
“If I could count the tears I cried the day before and the morning, it would be more than all the tears I have shed since Adam and Eve. There is some exaggeration in this; but it is good to be emphatic, now and then, to compensate for this scruple of exactitude which afflicts me. However, if I stick only to the memory of the sensation, I am not far from the truth; at fifteen, everything is infinite.”
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6. One day
One Day is a bestseller by author David Nicholls that tells the story of Emma Morley and Dexter Mayhew. After meeting each other shortly after graduation, they realize that they will have very different paths ahead of them and so they promise to spend a day together for years to come. The novel narrates the encounters and flashes of their lives for 20 years when they meet on July 15th. This is an easy-to-read and super-exciting book!
“I love you, Dexter. Love much. I just don’t like you anymore.”
7. Madame Bovary
Considered the romance of novels, Madame Bovary is the masterpiece of French writer Gustave Flaubert. The book tells the story of Emma Bovary, a woman who married Mr. Bovary but doesn’t love him for idealizing love relationships based on the novels she reads.
“The duty is to feel what is great, to want what is beautiful, and not to accept all the conventions of society, with the ignominies they impose on us.”
8. Exemplary girl
Written by Gillian Flynn, Rogue Girl is a story about a relationship in crisis. In the fifth year of Amy and Nick Dunne’s marriage, she disappears leaving behind evidence and a diary that incriminate Nick and make her a perfect girl. With a throbbing narrative, the reader changes his mind several times throughout the novel.
“There’s a big difference between really loving someone and loving their illusion.”
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9. Love in the time of cholera
The work of the famous Colombian author Gabriel García Márquez, Love in the Time of Cholera tells the story of Gabriel García and Luiza Márques. After being separated by the young woman’s father, telegraph operator Gabriel finds a way to find Luiza where he wants her to be to prove his love. The names of the protagonists are no mere chance, as the novel is based on the true story of the author’s parents.
“He was still too young to know that the memory of the heart eliminates bad things and enlarges good things, and that thanks to this artifice we are able to bear the weight of the past.”
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10. Achilles’ song
Written by Madeline Miller, The Song of Achilles narrates Homer’s Iliad as a love story between Achilles and Patroclus, the central characters of the epic poem. The novel rescues moments from the original text and talks about issues such as war, destiny and Greek mythology. It’s a new way of understanding the Iliad, reflecting on love that continues after death, and thinking about the true heroes of tragedies.
“Perhaps it is the greatest pain, after all, to be left on Earth when another is gone.”
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11. The Great Gatsby
The classic The Great Gastby is authored by F. Scott Fitzgerald, author of the lost generation, period between the two great wars. The story takes place in the 1920s and chronicles a romance between Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan, who is married to another man. All this amid jazz-age parties, excesses and an illusory society. If you like exciting and glamorous novels, you can’t miss it!
“I loved her. And this is the beginning and end of it all.”
12. How I Was Before You
How I Was Before You is a bestseller written by Jojo Moyes, super-popular novelist. The book tells the story of Lou Clark, a spontaneous and lively girl who loses her job and then starts working for Will Traynor, a young man who lost the joy of living after a motorcycle accident. This meeting ends up changing their lives.
“Few things still make me happy, and you are one of them.”
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13. Les Miserables
A classic of literature, Les Miserables is written by the Frenchman Victor Hugo. The book is a historical novel set in post-revolutionary France. In addition to the various political and historical references of the period, the work brings moral and ethical questions, and different types of love: between a couple, a mother for a daughter and a revolutionary for his ideals and for his people. With more than a thousand pages, it is the perfect novel for those who love well-told and thoughtful stories.
“Dying is nothing, horrible is not living.”
14. Twilight
Written by American author Stephenie Meyer, the Twilight saga innovated the romance genre and opened space and market for several works of the supernatural. The bestseller tells the story of Bella Swan, who when she moves to a smaller town, ends up meeting Edward Cullen, a mysterious, attractive boy who hides a dark secret. The book won thousands of fans and pleases people of different literary tastes.
“Of three things I was convinced. First, Edward was a vampire. Second, there was a part of him—and I didn’t know what power that part would have—that thirsted for my blood. And third, I was unconditionally and irrevocably in love with him.”
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15. Intermittent Death
The novel is authored by the award-winning Portuguese writer José Saramago. The book deals with subjects such as death and its absence, love and the lack of it, as well as touching on existential issues. With irony and sarcasm, the author provokes modern society and criticizes institutions such as the Church and the government.
“He stayed in his room all day, had lunch and dinner at the hotel. She watched television until late. Then she got into bed and turned off the light. She didn’t sleep. Death never sleeps.”
16. If Beale Street Could Talk
If Beale Street Could Talk is a novel by author James Baldwin. The book tells the story of Tish and her attempt to prove her husband Fonny’s innocence, unjustly imprisoned and without incriminating evidence. The narrative takes place in the 1970s, in Harlem, and addresses the issue of racial discrimination in the American justice system.
“I hope no one ever has to look at someone they love through glass.”
17. It’s Our Stars Fault
This book is the most popular work by youth author John Green. Diagnosed with cancer, Hazel Grace is encouraged by her mother to go to a support group, where she meets Augustus Waters, a charismatic boy. The two strike up a conversation and head to Amsterdam so Hazel can fulfill her wish to meet her favorite writer. It is a passionate novel full of surprises and emotions.
“Some infinities are bigger than others.”
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18. We
From author David Nicholls, We is a novel that tells the story of a couple going through a crisis in their marriage. After 25 years of marriage, Connie decides to divorce Peter, but a trip to Europe could change that decision, bringing the two together again. By reporting everyday situations, it is easier to identify with the characters!
“It has always intrigued me why falling in love should be considered an extraordinary event, accompanied by a growing string of strings, when it so often ended in humiliation, despair, or acts of terrible cruelty. Given my previous experience, the Jaws theme would have been more suitable, or the violins from Psycho.”
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19. Look at the lilies of the field
Look at the field lilies is a novel of national literature written by Érico Veríssimo. Thanks to a marriage of interest, the character Eugênio Pontes conquers a place in high society. For that, however, he needs to give up his true love, in addition to his family and his…
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